The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-19

Brother Thomas Penney of St. Elmo
lodge was among the visitors at Persever-
ance lodge Tuesday evening.
Brother Murnick of Perseverance, Lodge
remains about the same. McGann IN inn
proving. aud Waterman was reported wei
nj the last meeting of the lodge,
Manufacturers Lodge No. 10 me, IL
their hall on PlainGeld street last Tucsda :
evening. The frat and second degrees
were conferred and considerable business
transacted.
Many of us are apt 90 attribute n bad
motive To n good action; but few Of us,
when one has ever been guilty of IA bad
action, ever think of attributing good
motive Ia IL.
The Grand Orient IL working its way
into Manufacturers Lodge, n number of
i,s members having already taken the
impressive ceremony Of the Orient. and
more are waiting TO receive the same.
Perseverance Division No. 3. u r.. will
give their first social Of the season IN
springcr's Hail on the evening Of Friday,
Dec. 0, and with Sir Knights J. II.
Springer, Eugene Weeden and Thomas
Sheahan as committee Of arrangements IL
should prove n pleasant success.
Brother John II. Springer Of Persevcr-
ance Lodge is one Of ,s best workers, and
il there were few more like him there
would be many knocking nj the doors "a
receive the sesret work Of the order aud
bo entitled 10 the benefits Of the order
This lodge pays sick benefit Of seven
dollars per week, making one Of the best
Investments for mans money.
Perseverance Lodge held their regular
meeting last Tuesday evening, with n
large attendance. The rank oi esquire
was worked on one candidate in an excel.
lent manner, after which the subject OF
bylaws was pretty thoroughly discussed,
and If the stay away members are not
present next meeting. they have no right
To kick II the bylaws are not amended
satisfactory 20 them.
st. Elmo Council Of the Grand Orien,
will meet for the first time in Forrester's
Hall, corner Of oxford and Eddy streets,
South Providence, next Monday evening
and invitation is extended 10 all membera
Of the Orient TO be present on that even
ing. az there will be, il is expected, fifteen
candidates for initiation and n genuine
house warming afterwards, with all the
fxings 10 please the inner man.
There are men and women whose pref
erence il 10 do their works of fbenevolence
and charity unobserved by any but the
recipients. what can be nobler than all
thisi But such people cannot find fault
with others or do violence 10 their own
sense Of duty. 20 engage in similar work
with an organization established for like
purposes. The strength Of union is a
powerful lever in raising our fellows 10 n
better place ofequality, and is vastly more
efectual.
Peabody Lodge, Sons ofSt. George, held
its regular meeting IN Management Hall
last Monday evening. The committee on
Christmas ball and tea party in Dyer's
Opera House reported excellent progress
in the arrangements. The following Off
cers were nominated for the ensuing term
For Past President-JoshuA Hoylej for
presid.nt-Charles M Hursi; for Vice
President-Richard +. HOdgson; fOrSec-
retary-T. A. Broadheld for Messenger
John Bancroft for Assistant Secretaries
John McKenna and William y. Wickes
William Legg was nominated 10 oil the
vacancy in the Board of Trustees, The
term OFFS. +. Nicholson expiring.
when a lodge gives an entertainment
in their lodge room. the members should
no, fail 10 extend an invitation 10 some
one who would make good member oi
the lodge. especially II there IL a person
who has applied for admission, or one whc
is thinking 81 the same. In that manner
many are induced 80 become members
and n they have applied for admi-sion
they are given a chance 10 zee The spcia-
bilfty that exists IN the lodge. III this "
no, done many would have an idea that
ALI that was wanted of them was their
money. II you zee - stranger At the en-
tsrtainment or social. make yourself hc-
quainted with him, Introduce him 10 the
broth.rs. and you will then carry into
j Al e. s0a0sss ~ "A